Fox Corp

Latest Results (13.11.2025):

Fox Corp’s latest earnings release for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2025 demonstrates robust financial performance with quarterly revenues of $3.29 billion, net income of $719 million, and adjusted EBITDA of $939 million. The update also highlights strong full year results with revenues reaching $16.30 billion, net income of $2.29 billion, and full year adjusted EBITDA of $3.62 billion. The report underscores growth across affiliate fee, advertising, and other revenue streams, supported by strong digital growth and some strategic shifts in spending, setting a confident tone for the upcoming fiscal 2026.

Quarterly Performance Highlights

For Q4 fiscal 2025, Fox Corp reported a 6% increase in total revenues compared to the previous year quarter, with notable improvements in advertising and other revenue segments. The quarterly net income more than doubled relative to the prior period, and adjusted EBITDA rose by 21%, reflecting both revenue strength and effective cost management despite some higher expenses in entertainment and digital content.

Full Year Financial Strength

Over the full fiscal 2025 period, Fox Corp achieved a 17% revenue growth with full-year revenues of $16.30 billion. The net income and adjusted EBITDA improvements—up from past figures by substantial margins—demonstrate the company's balanced growth across affiliate fees, advertising (bolstered by events like Super Bowl LIX and digital expansion via Tubi AVOD), and other revenue elements such as sports sublicensing.

Segment & Strategic Initiatives

Both the Cable Network Programming and Television segments contributed strongly, with segment-specific revenues and EBITDA improvements driven by increased affiliate fees and advertising revenue enhancements. Complementing these results, Fox Corp’s commitment to digital asset investments and strategic measures—such as an expanded share repurchase authorization and a dividend increase—positions the company well for continued operational and financial momentum into fiscal 2026.